Comments on: Social Networking, Business, Twitter, and Internet Marketing Wrap Up http://www.socialnetworkingsandiego.com/social-networking/social-networking-business-twitter-internet-marketing/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=social-networking-business-twitter-internet-marketing We provide social media training, social media consulting and social media education to businesses Sat, 14 Jan 2012 17:36:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Emilia Foxton Online Guru http://www.socialnetworkingsandiego.com/social-networking/social-networking-business-twitter-internet-marketing/comment-page-1/#comment-62559 Emilia Foxton Online Guru Sat, 25 Jun 2011 15:18:38 +0000 http://www.socialnetworkingsandiego.com/?p=139#comment-62559 Thank you for sharing this interesting post with us. Thank you for sharing this interesting post with us.

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]]> By: Chip Hunnicutt http://www.socialnetworkingsandiego.com/social-networking/social-networking-business-twitter-internet-marketing/comment-page-1/#comment-62 Chip Hunnicutt Wed, 11 Mar 2009 02:31:12 +0000 http://www.socialnetworkingsandiego.com/?p=139#comment-62 3 words: Getting Things Done. Stick to the system and have a "mind like water". Works for me. Overlayed some of Tim Ferriss' suggestions for email handling and haven't looked back. 3 words: Getting Things Done. Stick to the system and have a “mind like water”. Works for me. Overlayed some of Tim Ferriss’ suggestions for email handling and haven’t looked back.

]]> By: krissy knox http://www.socialnetworkingsandiego.com/social-networking/social-networking-business-twitter-internet-marketing/comment-page-1/#comment-43 krissy knox Wed, 04 Mar 2009 03:40:22 +0000 http://www.socialnetworkingsandiego.com/?p=139#comment-43 The first thing I would say is to try to keep your focus going into whatever you are doing, if at all possible. Have good time management, schedule your work, and have some boundaries. Only you can decide what those are. I understand wanting to work hard and play hard. I understand paying it forward. Just be careful not to burn yourself out, or you won't be able to do anything in the future! Secondly, to refocus, I find it a good idea to take time each morning or evening to spend some time alone, and meditate. Perhaps you'd like to review your day and think about what you'd like to do the next day (or in your case, review the past few months). After you're able to put your work behind you (because you've sort it out), then just relax. Perhaps talk to the Lord. Empty yourself of stress. Focus on what brings you peace. Then perhaps you'll want to do something invigorating and creative or recreative. Only you know what that would be. Just remember, live a balanced life. Finally, besides taking time for yourself each day, have a down day each week. Sunday is my day each week to come down, to meditate, to spend some time with family, and to have some fun! Love your blog! I'll have to subscribe by RSS. I just saw the Pay It Forward movie a week ago. I was stunned when I realized one life could touch so many. Now I am seeing how it is working in my life also. I have a neat story to tell about my husband's situation some time if you want to hear it (he inspired 300 people to give blood!). Paying it forward with you, krissy knox :) my main blog: <a href="http://sometimesithink-krissy.blogspot.com" rel="nofollow">Sometimes I Think</a> Follow me on Twitter: <a href="http://www.twitter.com/iamkrissy" rel="nofollow">www.twitter.com/iamkrissy</a> The first thing I would say is to try to keep your focus going into whatever you are doing, if at all possible. Have good time management, schedule your work, and have some boundaries. Only you can decide what those are. I understand wanting to work hard and play hard. I understand paying it forward. Just be careful not to burn yourself out, or you won’t be able to do anything in the future!

Secondly, to refocus, I find it a good idea to take time each morning or evening to spend some time alone, and meditate. Perhaps you’d like to review your day and think about what you’d like to do the next day (or in your case, review the past few months). After you’re able to put your work behind you (because you’ve sort it out), then just relax. Perhaps talk to the Lord. Empty yourself of stress. Focus on what brings you peace. Then perhaps you’ll want to do something invigorating and creative or recreative. Only you know what that would be. Just remember, live a balanced life.

Finally, besides taking time for yourself each day, have a down day each week. Sunday is my day each week to come down, to meditate, to spend some time with family, and to have some fun!

Love your blog! I’ll have to subscribe by RSS. I just saw the Pay It Forward movie a week ago. I was stunned when I realized one life could touch so many. Now I am seeing how it is working in my life also. I have a neat story to tell about my husband’s situation some time if you want to hear it (he inspired 300 people to give blood!).

Paying it forward with you,
krissy knox :)
my main blog: Sometimes I Think
Follow me on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/iamkrissy

]]> By: Oliver T. Hellriegel http://www.socialnetworkingsandiego.com/social-networking/social-networking-business-twitter-internet-marketing/comment-page-1/#comment-38 Oliver T. Hellriegel Sun, 01 Mar 2009 17:29:56 +0000 http://www.socialnetworkingsandiego.com/?p=139#comment-38 I truly believe the Social Media Tools can be used in many ways, especially also for larger corporation. <blockquote>We have even managed to gain the eye of some larger corporations which excites me even more because they need help too just as small businesses.</blockquote> One of the challenges for a brand manager is to find out if their social marketing strategy (if they have one) is in line with the overall brand positioning. If they don't have a strategy yet, it's time to ask someone to get this done! Once a brand has a social marketing strategy, a blog and the bloggers, the tweets, et al, carry a lot of opportunities to build, establish and enhance the brand, despite the risks contained in such a strategy. I truly believe the Social Media Tools can be used in many ways, especially also for larger corporation.

We have even managed to gain the eye of some larger corporations which excites me even more because they need help too just as small businesses.

One of the challenges for a brand manager is to find out if their social marketing strategy (if they have one) is in line with the overall brand positioning. If they don’t have a strategy yet, it’s time to ask someone to get this done!
Once a brand has a social marketing strategy, a blog and the bloggers, the tweets, et al, carry a lot of opportunities to build, establish and enhance the brand, despite the risks contained in such a strategy.

]]> By: John McTigue http://www.socialnetworkingsandiego.com/social-networking/social-networking-business-twitter-internet-marketing/comment-page-1/#comment-37 John McTigue Sun, 01 Mar 2009 12:55:38 +0000 http://www.socialnetworkingsandiego.com/?p=139#comment-37 I offer my advice as someone who is clearly older (but not necessarily wiser). I've been in the IT business in general for close to 33 years, and that's taken a lot of adjusting, especially in handling the mountains of daily e-mails (the original microblogs!). I take a look at myself and recognize that there are intervals of the day best suited for clear, creative thinking (the morning), getting grunt work done (such as managing IT resources - the afternoon) and cleaning up before relaxing (late afternoon - e-mail and phone calls). In the SM space that translates to blogging in the morning, sharing in the PM, and researching/networking in the evening. At my age, 53, you really don't want to be chained to your laptop all day, so I take the iPhone out on the deck with a glass of wine, throw the ball for the Golden Retriever, and answer e-mails. If you want an instant answer from me, don't send me an e-mail. Tweet me and I'll hit you back! I offer my advice as someone who is clearly older (but not necessarily wiser). I’ve been in the IT business in general for close to 33 years, and that’s taken a lot of adjusting, especially in handling the mountains of daily e-mails (the original microblogs!). I take a look at myself and recognize that there are intervals of the day best suited for clear, creative thinking (the morning), getting grunt work done (such as managing IT resources – the afternoon) and cleaning up before relaxing (late afternoon – e-mail and phone calls). In the SM space that translates to blogging in the morning, sharing in the PM, and researching/networking in the evening. At my age, 53, you really don’t want to be chained to your laptop all day, so I take the iPhone out on the deck with a glass of wine, throw the ball for the Golden Retriever, and answer e-mails. If you want an instant answer from me, don’t send me an e-mail. Tweet me and I’ll hit you back!

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